r/Creative_Home_Decor

Some people want a house that blends in. I wanted mine to feel like walking into a dream every time I come home.

What I did:

🦋 Painted the siding a bold lavender purple

🦋 Gave every window a pair of rainbow butterfly wings

🌈 Hand-painted the front walkway in wavy pastel rainbow stripes

🌈 Edged the path and beds with rainbow-painted bricks and hundreds of painted river rocks

🦄 Added a rearing rainbow pegasus by the side bed, because why not

🦩 Built a flamingo garden around the tree with holographic ground cover and a giant sundae

The goal: To make anyone smile that drives by 😄

Happy to answer questions about paint, how I did the walkway, or where anything came from!

Howdy y'all.

She's still pretty rough but, some of the characters are coming into focus. This mural is being painted in acrylics, wall paint samples, and posca markers. It'll get a couple coats of polyurethane whenever it's done and has cured.

Y'all are looking at about 6 months of work from blank wall to here. It'll probably take at least another 6 weeks or so before I'm all the way done. Jesus wept. It's been a lot of work... probably more than I had envisioned before starting. I think that's just the way she goes with big projects.

I thank y'all for all the support when I first started this; the kind messages really did help me get the lead out and paint more. Appreciate you.

I’ve recently gotten really into DIY button art, and this is my first one! 🥰 Help me decide — 1 or 2?

Mid-century Modern inspired lamp made with recycled materials 🤎🤎🤎

I thrifted a glass globe and a wooden bowl and learned how to incorporate the light to make this lamp, what do you think?

I want opinions, does it look like an obvious DIY or does it look well made? It inspired me to open up an etsy shop and keep making upcycled decor so feedback is welcomed!